convert your .hit to .h with bin2h or HxD or whatever, then in your build process #include the header as you would with any C program. is that not doable?

Compile it?

Unlucky. I know of people who have had success with them. Ah well.

Hi! @orion
What about in future ?
Possible using modified e.g: Caetla or PAR.rom to using cheat codes and could manage them with savegames etc ?


this is a dev cartridge, not a game cheat cartridge.


How do you get the PSX (I/O) connector?


You can buy them here
https://store.phenommod ...

Just to add on this...

I have hackily added SD2PSX/MCPro etc support to the latest version on github in a fork here :-

https://github.com/danhans42/tonyhax_mcp

Using the MemCardPro-ASM code from here :-

https://github.com/Cybdyn-Systems/MemCardPro-ASM

I have tested it running it as an EXE ...

Might be an intermittent connection on your parallel port, clean it and make sure it's connecting well.

Cheaper, easy to get

Apologies there were more than I noted but still cheap.

The connectors are available on aliexpress/digikey etc and require very little modification. Just the angled sides need squaring off and are around 1 USD each on aliexpress or around 6usd on digikey

Gran Turismo, THPS2/3, Parappa the Rapper, Croc, Crash Bandicoot, Gex , MK3, Tekken 2/3

They are available.. you may find this useful. https://github.com/grumpycoders/pcsx-re ... eplacement

You can but it would not make any difference. Its not the BIOS that enforces the region lock.

Use the unirom_b.exe from the archive.

Currently the source isn't available

Hi and welcome :)

Fellow UK'er here - t'other side of the Pennines though.

Also worth noting.. if you are finding using the Yaroze setup/boot CD a bit slow - you can kinda work around it using UniROM.

You can UPX LIBPS.EXE down to ~90kb. With unirom you can run LIBPS and let it exit, and then ...

Plenty of guides around and if anyone wants one still drop me a message. I have a few cables left.

Prices have changed a little and need to check.

Different speeds and all handshaking lines used make it trickier.

Don't think anyone has tried.

Google around.. there have been reverse engineering projects on some of the tomb raider as well as source leaks (not linking them here).

Most games were written in C with some ASM here and there. N64 was similar.

If you want to see the tools used they used a lot of the standard development kits ...

Not on a psx.

On the Saturn and N64 its common as they use a 16bit bus for the eeprom access - hence two 8 bit chips.

The AR2/GS2 cheat cart designs do have two spaces for them, also LE means it's a 3.3v part which is also uncommon.

This is the last thing I thought it would ever see on running on a PSX.

Well done on your first homebrew

You know how to use the command prompt?

You just cd to the folder (change directory) and type Nops.

It will tell you the options available and what command switches you need to use.